Politics can get heated, and I can understand that opposing parties could think the other party's goals might not be the best for the country, but that's not how the rhetoric is playing out. "You hate America" and " You want to destroy the country" have become common accusations. Of course, there are terrorists that fit both descriptions, but do you really think any of our politicians, or the other party actually embrace that kind of goal? Please identify anyone, other than terrorists, who you believe actually hates our country, and tell why you think that person or those people actually hate America and want to destroy the country. This kind of rhetoric can only separate us further and hurt our country.
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Taking a spin from you post #69 here, this OP is both a very complex question and a rather vague and diffuse one.
Would really help to concur on definitions of Hate and Destroy with regards to the USA (America), because reading through here it seems there are differing definitions and use ~ implications.
For a start one needs to consider the nature of this land two and a half centuries ago when this nation was founded. The social, economic, and government context of how the thirteen colonies got started and the issues they had with mother country, Britain. Also some context of the rest of the world then and also the other European colonizers and their colonies.
250 years ago, the majority of working Americans were farmers who grew most of their own food, and made many of their tools and utensils. And traded for what they wanted/needed but could not provide themselves. The Industrial Age of factories and huge urban populations was in an unforeseen future.
Review your USA history of the time and the issues included taxation without representation (in Parliament), excessive customs duties and fees, restrictions on trade with other nations/lands, assorted infringements upon personal Rights, Liberties, Property, access to Prosperity, unfair treatment in legal and court cases, and many other issues. So start by a thorough read and study of the Declaration of Independence and one gets some scope on what the issues were and why things lead to a War of Independence (from Britain).
The Constitution, drafted with much debate and wrangling, was an effort to form a system of government that would address and correct for the deficiencies, abuses, and issues presented in the Declaration of Independence. Note that since this is nearly a century before Karl Marx and other socialist/communists "thinkers", the Founders are coming from a perspective of self sufficient population; very little need for charities systems (social welfare); need for a reduced, limited, and restricted government; and support of the Free Enterprise, 'Capitalist' economy that was in effect at the time.
To put it loosely then, anyone who objects to the reasons present in the DoI, and the form of government it evolved into, might be thought of as "hating" America, and/or wanting to "destroy" America by applying fundamental change to the Constitution, method of government, and profit focused free enterprise economy.
I have to run errands, might get back here later.